Sentence examples for making delineation from inspiring English sources

However, landsystem analysis of Quaternary subsurface stratigraphies in which landforms are not apparent or preserved is problematic, making delineation of the sedimentary architecture of a glaciated basin infill difficult.

Alignments of these homologs indicated domain boundaries for at least some of the domains, making delineation of remaining domains easier.

This enables tracking of the MaR and myocardial borders in multiple time frames (see Supplementary data online, Movie S1 ), making delineation of both MaR and myocardial borders more robust.

Dopaminergic terminals are present at high density in the striatum but are less dense in the cerebellum, which makes delineation of the nonspecific uptake area very difficult.

It should be noted that mechanisms of massive intron gain events (for example, in the earliest eukaryotes [ 148, 275] could well be different from mechanisms of relatively slow intron acquisition process in various extant eukaryotes [ 66, 94, 96, 273] which makes delineation of mechanisms of intron gains an even more difficult problem.

Large, right-sided tumors can be associated with marked distension of the ipsilateral renal vein and vena cava making clear delineation of the IVC difficult.

So now we have music that makes a clear delineation between performer and audience, rock star and fans.

When when it comes to this kind of round, you want to make a clear delineation.

Make a clear delineation between your stuff and your roommate's stuff.

CE enhances the contrast between areas with different topography on the mucosal surface, but some early gastric cancers are completely flat (type 0-IIb), making margin delineation particularly difficult with conventional non-magnifying endoscopy.

By making such a clear delineation, some bank analysts said, JPMorgan is also implicitly mounting a defense against calls for the big banks to be broken up.